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PAGE SIX
MASS MEETING FOR NO 11
Four Hundred Hear Arguments For
Mill Tax in St Louis
The mill tax amendment and the
teachers pension amendment were dis
cussed at a meeting or the Jefferson
School Alumni association in St Louis
last Thursday night The meeting
was addressed by Miss S A MtCuiro
J KinUelstcin and other members of
the alumni among them some Univer
sity of Missouri graduates and former
students All the speakers urged the
men present not only to vote for the
amendment but to ask all their friends
to do the same for the interests of
education in general but especiany for
the interest- or the large number of
St Louis students in Columbia About
400 attended tne meeting
Prohibition Meeting Tonight
Judge J O Nations treasurer of
the State Constitution Amendment As
sociation will speak on state wide pro
hibition at the court at 7 30 oclock
tonight W H Wallace of Kansas
City is president of the association
147 KANSAS CITYANS HERE
Attendance From That City at M U
Has Grown Remarkably
Are Kansas City high school grad
uates growing to realize the merit of
their own state University Catalogue
compilations show an increase of more
than 400 per cent in attendance at the
University of Missouri of Kansas City
students in the last decade In lSJ
litOO Kansas City had only thirty-seven
students at Missouri Uimersity
In the following year the attendance
grew to fifty eight The next year it
was sixty Thn eighty then 107
then 117 then 122 then 13S then 1G0
tor tlio year 1300 1110 So far this
year there are 147 Kansas City stu
dents here The mid jear enrollment-
and the short course in Agriculture
probably will raso this number above
that for last jear
The Univeisily of Missouri has al
ways had Kansas University as a
strong competitor for students from
Kansas Citj This is partly because
Lawrence Kan is less than half -is
far from Kansas City as Columbia is
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UNIVERSITY MISSOURIAN
Lately an electric line was completed
to Lawrence
The Kansas City students hore have
organized for the current year with
the following officers President E
V Patterson vice president John A
Stout secretary Miss Rutli Phillips
treastner Frank V Geary
Ralph S Latshaw
FOR THE NEW Y W C A GIRLS
Each Member Carries a Candle at
Spread in Their Honor
At a spread given by the Y AY
C A to its new members last night
in the Y M C A building each new
member was gicn a iiuall candle
which she lighted at tli3 large one
carried by Miss Constance Latshaw
This was symbolic of the fact that as
each girl joins the Y W C A she
lights her life at the one great light
Carrying the candles the girls went
to the assembly room where supper
was served Alter supper there was
a progiam of toasts and music Th
spread ended when all the girls join d
hands and sang Old Missouri
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Former M U Player Pre
dicts Victory for Bend
ers Squad
OPEN PRACTICE TOMORROW
Students Will Have Oppor
tunity to See Last Scrim
mage Before Game
The Tigers practice was secret yes
terday afternoon and this afternoon
Coach Ilollenback said yesterday that
the last chance the students would
have to tee the Varsity at work be
fore the game with St Louis Uni
versity would be tomorrow afternoon
Open practice was held Monday ul
ternoon and with Thursday open stu
dents will have had two chances o
watch their favorites work this week
Coach Ilollenback is a strong belie
er in the ellicacy ol hard work and
1 ttle talk
Missouri rooters are still in doubt
about the game with St Louis Uni
versity next Saturday It became
known yesterday that Zachritz one ol
ioach Menders star players would
be out of the game against Missouri
on account of the freshman ruling
Zachritz has been in every game tor
St Louis this season and is one of
IJenders best men
Big Crowds Expected
St Louis University has been look
ing forward to the Missouri game and
the men have been trained for this
game particularly St Louis is not
in tiie conference and a victory over
Mis ouri would add greatly to its
chances of becoming a member of
the Missouri Valley combination
According to newspaper reports all
St Louis is anxiously awaiting the
Missouri game The- St Louis Uni
versity followers expect it to be the
greatest event in St Louis Univer
sitys football calendar and record
breaking crowds are expected Bender
is confident of victory he says and
his scout Dr Piggy Lamb formerly
a lootball player at the University of
Missouri and late at St Louis Uni
versity says that Missouri is of a less
caliber than his own school
Officials Are Chosen
He saw the loplin game and accord
ing to statements printed in St Louis
newspapers he says that St Louis
should not have a hard time defeating
Missouri He said the Tigers line
was weak but the backfield was i
dandj He said St Louis should
win but that the game would be u
hard fight
All the Tigers will be in good phys
ical condition for tne game Saturda
barring accidents in the scrimmage
tomorrow Nowell and LeMire who
have been on the side lines from time
to time with injuries received in the
Ames game are in good condition
now and both prolmbly will start the
St Louis University game
Officials for Saturdays game be
tween St Louis U and Missouri have
been appointed as follows Shiler
rcterce M V Walker umpire Gor
don field judge and Kelly head lines
man The game will start at 230
promptlj and the admission will be
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WHEN WILL FROST BITE BUD
Experiment Station to Discover Dan
ger Point in Embryo Peach
The Experiment Station of the Col
lege of Agriculture is planning an ex
periment to discover exactly how
much frost is required to kill a peach
bud An apparatus is placed over a
branch of a peach tree which is har
dened by keeping the temperature a
littl below treezing The length c f
time renuircd is not now known as
the experiment is not yet completed
JUNIORS EASY FOR FRESHMEN
First Year Men Win One Sided Game
of Football By Score of 31 to 0
The freshman football team de
feated the juniors yesterday afternooa
by a score of 111 to 0 The junio s
did not make their ten yard in three
downs at any time during the game
The freshmen had no trouble in
making consistent gains They had
two teams which were alternated in
playing the four quarters
Choicest meats largest varieties at
Hetzlers
Dr Cutler on Institute Trip
tlr V P Cutler state ilnirv nnl
food commissioner left Coluiifbia last
night to do institute work in dairying
and agriculture in Northwest Missouri
He will go to Tamesport Gallatin and
Lock Springs He will meet Sam Jor
dan the Missouri Corn Man and
Miss Ilena Bailey an institute lectur
er on home economics at James port
Choicest meats largest varieties at
Hetzlers
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WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 2 1910
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Note Books Pencils Foun
tain Pens Post Cards Sta
tionery and all School Sup
plies are cheaper at
The Mtssouai Stone
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Post Cards of University Farm Scenes and Animals
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Dates of Sale Nov 4th and 5th
Return Limit To reach Columbia prior to
midnight of Nov 9th 1910
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for the round trip
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present Billy at the Columbia Theatre Saturday night
November 5
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Three scientific men from an
tern college visited a certain Montana
mine On the
ascent by means ot
tne usual bucket one professor thought
he perceived signs or weakness in the
rope by which the bucket was sus
pended How often be inquirel
of the attendant do
change the v
ropes Every three months cari
lessly replied the other Then ha
added thoughtfully This must have
been forgotten - muv change it to
dayif we get up Christian Regis
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